The right scheme for your import-export profile — never one that traps you in an EO you can't meet.
Scheme selection is where competent brokers pull ahead and incompetent ones get importers in trouble. Each scheme has eligibility criteria, an export obligation (or not), and a redemption/closure process. We structure the choice around your actual export profile, not around what's marketed loudest.
15-minute call to map your import profile, commodities and ports.
Pre-shipment classification, duty estimate and PGA mapping.
Filing, coordination, query response, payment, release.
Out-of-charge, last-mile, document archive.
Records held for SVB, post-clearance audit and CBIC scrutiny.
Depends on whether you export. Manufacturer-exporters: Advance Authorization or EPCG. Capital-goods importers with deemed exports: EPCG. Pure importers with no export plan: MOOWR for duty deferral, or none at all if working capital impact is small. We model each.
Six times the duty saved, in foreign exchange, over six years from authorization date. Miss it and you pay back the duty saved + interest under Section 28. We track EO compliance quarterly and flag drift early.
For a regular importer doing 50+ consignments/year, almost always yes — even AEO-T1 reduces examination, gets you DPD eligibility, and improves bank trust. T2 unlocks deferred duty payment. We've taken several clients through T1 and T2 in 8–12 months.
Tell us the commodity, the origin port and the destination ICD — we'll come back with a duty estimate and clearance plan.
